AFTER ADDING ALMOST $10 TRILLION TO THE NATIONAL DEBT BY THE DEMOCRAT POTUS BHO IN 8 YEARS THE TREND WITH THE POTUS TRUMP IS REVERSING THE DEBT CLOCK FROM THE $19.947 TRILLION DOWN $68 BILLION IN THESE LAST 3 MONTHS OF 2017 - ITS ALL BECAUSE OF JOBS JOBS JOBS AS US AMERICANS JOB PARTICIPATION RATE SOARS UPWARDS

Is it the federal government’s hiring freeze on non-essential employees?
Or is it a miracle?
The U.S. debt clock is actually spinning backwards since Donald Trump moved into the White House Jan. 20.
On inauguration day, the debt stood at $19.947 trillion. Since then it has reversed by $68 billion, or 0.3 percent, for the first time in at least 10 years.
What happened in the same period after Barack Obama’s inauguration in 2009? The debt rose $320 billion in the same period – an increase of 3.1 percent. Overall, the debt nearly doubled in Obama’s eight years, by far the largest increase in any administration in history.
And that’s hardly the only good economic news for the new administration.
Trump used the first federal jobs report reflecting a full month of his presidency to send a message: He’s already making America great again.
“GREAT AGAIN: +235,000,” Trump posted on his Twitter account in a retweet of a Drudge Report headline on Friday after the Bureau of Labor Statistics released payroll data for February showing the U.S. added 235,000 jobs......
 
........Trump promised more manufacturing jobs in America and that’s what he got last month, with the U.S. adding 28,000. So far in 2017 (January and February), the U.S. has gained 39,000 manufacturing jobs and 25,000 government jobs.

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ONLY THE GREAT BUSINESS LEADERS WHO CAN INSPIRE AND LEAD CAN DO THIS AS THE POTUS TRUMP IN THE FIRST 3 MONTHS OF HIS PRESIDENCY HAS GARNERED JOBS FOR THE CITIZENS OF THIS GREAT USA WITH THE TRUMP GOAL OF JOBS JOBS JOBS IN THE TUNE OF 25 MILLION EMPLOYED IN THE NEXT 10 YEARS OR 208,000 JOBS EVERY MONTH WHEN US AMERICANS WORK AMERICA BECOMES THE GREAT AND PROSPEROUS NATION IT IS - BECAUSE THE AGENDA IS ABOUT MAKING AMERICA GREAT AGAIN WITH FUTURE EMPLOYMENT AND NOT SOME LEFTIST AGENDA OF DESTRUCTION OF CONTROLLING THE MASSES

U.S. employers added jobs at an above-average pace for a second month on outsized gains in construction and manufacturing, showing the labor market continued its steady growth in the new year.
The 235,000 increase in jobs followed a 238,000 rise in January that was more than previously estimated, the best back-to-back rise since July, a Labor Department report showed Friday in Washington. The unemployment rate fell to 4.7 percent, and wages grew 2.8 percent from February 2016.
While unseasonably warm weather may have boosted the payrolls count, the data represent President Donald Trump’s first full month in office and coincide with a surge in economic optimism following his election victory. The figures also validate recent comments by Federal Reserve officials that flagged a likely interest-rate increase this month.



https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-03-10/u-s-jobs-wages-show-solid-gains-in-trump-s-first-full-month

SOUTH KOREA DEMOCRACY IS SO AGAINST CORRUPTION THAT EVEN ITS HEAD OF STATE POSK IMPEACHMENT AS PASSED BY ITS CONGRESS IS UPHELD BY ITS RULING SUPREME JUDGES AS PARK GEUN HYE IS OUSTED THIS 2017 - CORRUPTION IN THE HEAD OF STATE MUST NOT BE - AS DEMOCRATIC LEADERS AROUND THE WORLD WILL NOW TAKE HEAD

South Korea’s Constitutional Court on Friday ruled unanimously to remove President Park Geun-hye from office, the capstone of a sweeping corruption scandal that has engulfed the country for months.

“Hereby, in a unanimous decision, the court issues the verdict: the court rules to expel President Park Geun-hye,” acting Chief Justice Lee Jung-mi said in a nationally televised ruling.

With the decision, which is final and unchallengeable, Park has become the nation’s first democratically elected leader to be ousted by impeachment. The nation now must hold a presidential election within 60 days, making it likely to fall on May 9.

Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn, who has been substituing for Park since her parliamentary impeachment on Dec. 9, will continue to lead the nation until the next leader is elected.

http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20170310000352

CHINA TO GROW ITS MILITARY BUDGET UP TO 7% IN 2017 TO RAISE MORE MILITARY HARDWARE IN ITS QUEST TO HOLD DOWN THE LAND GRAB SOUTH SEA ISLANDS FROM THE PHILIPPINES, MAYLAYSIA, AND VIETNAM

China will raise defence spending by “around seven percent” this year as it guards against “outside meddling” in its disputed territorial claims in Asian waters, a top official said Saturday.

“We call for a peaceful settlement through dialogue and consultation (of the disputes). At the same time we need the ability to safeguard our sovereignty and interests and rights,” said Fu Ying, spokeswoman for the National People‘s Congress, the Communist-controlled parliament.

“In particular, we need to guard against outside meddling in the disputes.”

Fu did not specify what “meddling” she was referring to, but Beijing’s claims in the South China Sea and East China Sea have stirred alarm in the region and prompted criticism from Washington.

The announcement came just days after US President Donald Trump outlined plans to beef up American military forces by raising expenditures by around 10 percent.

China‘s planned spending increase for 2017 holds steady from last year, when the government said it would grow by 6.5-7.0 percent.

The 2016 figure marked the first time since 2010 that spending growth did not rise into double figures.

China nonetheless continues a decades-long build up and modernisation of its once-backward armed forces as it seeks military clout commensurate with its economic might.

In recent years Beijing has launched a campaign to rapidly expand tiny South China Sea reefs and islets into artificial islands capable of hosting military facilities, raising concerns throughout the region.

Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam and Taiwan have contested Beijing’s claims, and the United States has repeatedly called on China to uphold freedom of navigation, sending ships and aircraft to pass close to the new islands.


http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20170304000042